Vintage XIV Wine Bar & Sports Lounge

Amazing food, very lounge-y and cute vibe, and excellent service! Perfect for dates... sports for my boyfriend and wine bar for me haha. I recommend the brussels sprouts, the spicy honey hot flatbread, and their cheeseburger sliders... SO good. We're fans and can't wait to try all the other goodies on the menu, this place is a keeper!

I had a wonderful happy hour with a dear friend tonight and immensely enjoyed Vintage XIV.The aesthetics of this restaurant are sexy. Lots of deep greens and wood tones. It's a perfect spot for a date or some girl talk!I enjoyed a classic dirty martini with lots of olives. The blue cheese olive appetizer was as delicious. I substituted the bread for veggies and it was fantastic! We split a Caesar shrimp salad, super delicious!Our server Hanna was friendly and accommodating of dietary restrictions. Charri, one of the managers stopped the chat us up.This is a wonderful sheaborhood upscale spot. Absolutely pop by!

Aside from the funky name, I love everything about this place! Nothing about it says sports lounge to me. There are a couple of TVs in the bar area, and there was a Diamondbacks game on, thankfully just a visual and the volume was muted, when I visited. But the lighting, live acoustic music, and overall vibe were definitely more wine bar than sports lounge on a Saturday afternoon.I've been a fan of another local chain quite famous for their mix & match bruschetta boards for years now. THIS KITCHEN is giving that establishment a run for its money! Great flavor combination descriptions, an option to order just one style or choose 4 as stated on the menu. I think the star of the show is the toasted bread though! It's crunchy and chewy and toasted / griddled perfectly! I had three different servers check on me in the 90 minutes I was there; they all were very warm and welcoming and answered all of my questions, including reassurance my peanut allergy could be accommodated and helping me choose best flavors for my request to make a mocktail into a cocktail. I'm glad I stumbled across this gem!

New spot that opened a few months ago. The place was completely empty the entire time we were there, which didn't bode well for a first impression.On the positive side, the food was decent for a sports bar vibe. We sampled a few appetizers, and they were all satisfactory, odd that oysters don't come with horseradish. The craft drinks need major improvement or better bartenders. Despite having "wine bar" in its name, the actual wine selection was disappointing. Moreover, the atmosphere felt more like an elevated sports bar rather than a true wine bar, which was a letdown.Overall, it wasn't the best first impression, and I wouldn't recommend it. They have a lot of work to do if they want to live up to their name. Maybe just a trial and error stage.

Came here for drinks before going off to dinner. We hit the last half hour of happy hour, and there were quite a few people. It's a really great ambiance, lots of earthy green tones with darker wood accents. All the seats at the bar were taken, so we sat at a table. The cocktails were really delicious. My favorite drink is an amaretto sour, and not everybody does the egg white, but they did one here. It was great! Hubby got a classic espresso martini, and it was also delicious. We didn't have any food, but we want to go back to get food after seeing what other people were being served. It looked really good!There was a band setting up and getting starting at 6:00 when we left. As we were leaving, there was a stream of people coming in. I imagine it gets pretty full. Definitely a middle-aged crowd here, at least while we were here.

My husband and I decided to stop in since we were in the area. We were EXTREMELY impressed by the decor the moment we entered! We came on a Sunday afternoon around 1:30pm and it was not very busy and honestly.....I'm not sure why. We were greeted by the bartender, Lisa, and she was such a delight! For drinks I ordered a mezcal drink that she made which was not on the menu. It tasted like a Mezcal mule but I'm not sure what she called it. I also ordered the Quixote's Cup. My husband ordered two Church music beers of which he loves. I'm so happy that Lisa mentioned the Quixote's Cup because at first I was deterred from it due to it saying "coffee Campari" within the description. I automatically thought it was going to be a creamy drink. After sampling it I quickly discovered that it was NOTHING that I imagined! lol. I really enjoyed the drink and it's definitely one for sipping for me. As for the food.......AH-MAY-ZING!!!!......The Vintage Smash Burger Sliders were top tier!! My husband makes the best smash burgers that I've ever tasted......until now! (Sorry husband) These are a must try! We also ordered the Bruschetta (Dirty Martini, Smashed Avocado, Garlic Leek & Onion Spread, and the Mozzarella Tomato Basil. Our least favorite was the Mozzarella Tomato and our FAVORITE was the Smashed Avocado....and let me tell you that my husband does NOT usually like avocado therefore it's highly recommended!!Unfortunately we don't live in the area but if we're ever back in this direction, stopping here would be paramount!

Ate here yesterday with my friends and watched the suns game. This is a dream for someone like me who loves sports and watching sports but also loves ambiance and good food. The restaurant is so put together and high end looking accompanies by a nice menu with a wide variety of items. I got the Caesar salad with grilled chicken but I subbed the romaine lettuce for the Brussels and kale greens and it was the best Caesar salad I've had in my entire life. The other food on the menu sounded delicious too, next time I will try the sliders on the appetizer menu. I also love that they have mocktails but I do think they are pretty pricey for no alcohol, $12 is pretty steep and would go to culinary dropout or another place for a mocktails and they are around $7. But neat that they have them. The only way I'd get a mocktails here is if they added them to Happy hour. The service was excellent and they had a good amount of TVs to easily watch the game.I will definitely be going back.

Stopped in for happy hour yesterday and had some light bites and drinks. Michaela was our server and was great. She checked in often and made sure we had a great experience. We had the bruschetta and our favorite was the one with dates. We also shared the donuts for dessert and they were great. Drink specials for happy hour were nice. Several options. The espresso martini was great and the Ichiro julep was strong but tasty. Great new addition to the area. Excited to come back for a game sometime.

This is such a swanky , cool new wine / sports bar off of Tatum & Shea , I've been there a couple of times and love the drinks , appetizers, ambiance and live music ! The dark wooded walls , pops of green and cool decor make this a unique experience and comfortable atmosphere..... this would be a great first date spot as it's somewhat casual but, has a sexy , relaxed vibe .

My wife and I have put this restaurant bar into our date night rotation. Great food and drink menu. Friendly staff.